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SMS Based Device Control Using Cell Phone

This document summarizes an SMS-based device control project that uses a cell phone's F-Bus protocol. The project allows controlling up to 8 devices via SMS messages and includes password authentication. An ATMEL 89S51 microcontroller is interfaced with a Nokia 3310 cell phone via its F-Bus connector to receive and decode SMS frames to control relays connected to devices. The hardware and software components used are described, including an LCD display, relays, relay drivers, and programming in embedded C using the KEIL compiler.

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SMS Based Device Control Using Cell Phone

This document summarizes an SMS-based device control project that uses a cell phone's F-Bus protocol. The project allows controlling up to 8 devices via SMS messages and includes password authentication. An ATMEL 89S51 microcontroller is interfaced with a Nokia 3310 cell phone via its F-Bus connector to receive and decode SMS frames to control relays connected to devices. The hardware and software components used are described, including an LCD display, relays, relay drivers, and programming in embedded C using the KEIL compiler.

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Synopsis

TITLE: SMS Based Device Control using CELLPHONE F-Bus


Protocol.

AIM: The main objective of this project is to develop a System which


can control the devices using SMS.

Features

1. Designed to control and monitor devices through SMS.


2. 8 devices can be controlled.
3. Password authentication for device control.
4. Compact, less expensive and easy to design.

PROJECT CYCLE

1. Specification of the Project.


2. PCB Layout.
3. Device Test.
4. Code Implementation.
5. Program Test.
6. Pilot Run.
7. Documentation.

SOFTWARE:

1. Embedded c Language.

2. Compiler - KEIL Uv2 IDE.

3. Programmer -NXP ISP.

TOOLS FOR SCHEMATIC DESIGNING:

1. CAPTURE CIS (ORCAD)


HARDWARE:

1. ATMEL 89S51 controller,

2. CELL PHONE WITH FBUS(Nokia 3310),

3. LCD, RELAY, RELAY-DRIVER.

4. POWER SUPPLY

Block diagram:

LCD DISPLAY

Relay
Relay
Cell Phone Driver
Cell Phone ATMEL Driver
ATMEL
89S51
89S51
Relay
Relay

Power
Power
Supply
Supply

Description
Microcontroller is interfaced to cell phone with F-Bus (Fast Bus)
connector. F-Bus consists of three wires Rx, Tx & GND. SMS are sent
and received by microcontroller through this F-Bus.

When the SMS is received by the cell phone, the frame is transmitted
to microcontroller, where the frame is decoded and controls the relay.

Relay requires high current, which the microcontroller can not able to
sink/source this current, hence the relay drivers are used.

Microcontroller, relay drivers requires 5 & 12 V. these voltages are


derived from 230V by step down transformer, bridge rectifier and
regulators.

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